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This great low light performer makes the most of any available ambient light thanks to its constant f/2.8 aperture throughout the zoom range.
With three aspherical elements ensuring the highest quality in a lens of this focal length, you'll enjoy edge-to-edge sharpness.
The EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM will take your photography to the next level thanks to the outstanding technology underpinning Canon's L-series lenses.
Wherever you are, always focus quickly, near-silently and with precision thanks to the ring-type ultrasonic autofocus motor.
This lens boasts a 9-blade diaphragm that produces a circular aperture to achieve beautifully blurred backgrounds with attractive bokeh.
No matter your shooting location or conditions, the advanced design and engineering of this lens reduces the risk of dust and moisture damage.
Get to know your PowerShot PICK with Jas from Canon Australia. We'll take you through some great tips to get you started.
How award-winning Australian photojournalist, Darrian Traynor uncovers important human-stories, from the sporting field to the war zones.
Prepare, print and practice. Why a printer, pen and paper are must have tools for good study habits away from digital distractions.
Learn the main differences between Mirrorless and DSLR cameras in this article. Find out which camera's best for you!
The first official selection from Show Us What’s Possible immediately spoke to our expert panel. Watch more to see why.
In this interview Chris reflects on his time in the Azores archipelago, searching for the elusive Sperm Whale with Krystle Wright.
Although using a Speedlite on-camera can give you some amazing results, the real fun doesn’t begin until you take the flash off the camera.
Multiple vulnerabilities were found in certain printer drivers for production printers, office/small office multifunction printers, and laser printers.
Multiple cases of buffer overflow vulnerabilities have been confirmed for Canon Laser Printers and Small Office Multifunction Printers.
A passback vulnerability was found in production printers, office/small office multifunction printers and laser printers.
Google has announced the "Google Cloud Print (GCP)” service will be discontinued on December 31, 2020. As a result, Canon inkjet printer models from 2H 2020 onwards will not be GCP-compliant.
